Harvard Alumni Protest University's Handling of Anti-Israel Protests with Symbolic $1 Donations

The move could significantly impact the university's donations, which make up about 12% of its annual revenue.

Harvard University alumni are protesting the institution's handling of anti-Israel protests by making symbolic $1 donations.
Alumni dissatisfaction could lead to a significant dent in donations, which make up about 12% of Harvard's annual revenue.
Harvard's President, Claudine Gay, has been criticized for not initially denouncing student groups that blamed the October attacks entirely on Israel.
Alumni from US Senator Mitt Romney to billionaire investor Bill Ackman have called on Harvard to do more to protect Jewish students.
Harvard has responded to the protests by stating it will enforce rules around community standards.